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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
7
A woman sobbing in a roadside inn is calmed by a narrator who asserts Smith has lost power and directs police to Kronish. A hidden garage down the road becomes the key lead as Col. Travers and the officer move to intervene, while Dicky and Kronish are spotted approaching.
The piece recalls knights and lovers of old who sang to their beloved under a latticed window. Today a man sends a love song to win her heart though he cannot sing, and writes his name on the copy. The core idea remains the same the melody of deathless love.
A vivid travel sketch describes Saghalien, its divided rule post Russo Japanese War, Toyohara life with a Shinto shrine, a race track, and limited rail. It notes Japanese livelihood, summer tourism, and a curious practice painting coach windows with red white and blue to warn passengers not to stick their heads out, reducing accidents.
The article promotes economical soup making using earthen and enamel pots and warns against aluminum for acidic ingredients. It lists essential utensils and grease removal methods, describes making a fat for sauces from beef drippings, and outlines preparing a roux with butter and flour that stores for future use.
Tomorrow brings restless astral conditions with possible sudden changes and stubborn obstacles while health requires care. The column notes potential rapid personal change for birthday readers and offers nourishing Swiss cheese soup parsnip and spinach tureen recipes alongside a hearty veal broth and tomato noodle soup.
Lucrezia Bori discusses home remedies for yellow or brown neck discolorations seen in urban women. She cites buttermilk applications, a lactic acid mix with glycerine and rosewater, and diluted hydrogen peroxide, plus a homemade almond cold cream, with cautions about sensitive skin and burns and advice to consult a physician for underlying conditions.
A health column argues disease is not the coat we wear but the germ agents that invade the body. It explains transmission via germs, factors shaping immunity, and how conditions like overwork or poor nutrition lower defenses. Advice covers common questions on diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, and practical steps for better health.
A reader asks about a long term hearing issue with dizziness and headaches and is advised to seek specialist treatment and eye tests. A birthmark removal query notes scars are likely and X rays and radium have been used. skin specialist guidance recommended. A nosebleed question suggests a septal ulcer near a vein and recommends nose specialist examination and treatment.
Advice columnteur Annie Laurie discusses teen romance and dating age limits. A 17 year old asks about marriage with a 23 year old and whether to wait. BLUE EYES and EYES voices suggest doubt and timing. ROSEBUD counsels focusing on studies and natural self rather than chasing boys.
A costume description outlines a coat using seal on the fronts and back, with mole on the sides to create a flaring silhouette. Sleeves mirror the style with seal on top and moleskin on the under part, while cuffs and collar use the soft gray pelt. The collar can be worn up or down.
Betty meets Mia the bee and Mrs Humblebee who explain living in a barn niche rather than a hive. Betty learns how humblebees spin cocoons and raise young, then watches larvae become workers ready to help. Betty heads home as her mother calls.
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